Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-22
Condensed Locals.

Henry Dickson, cOlOred, was overcome by the
heat at 9Th and VI streets saturday. He was at
tended b. d.. /. VI. Taylor, and afterward moved
10 his home, J0l q street.
During the forty fyat hours ending ut S O'Clock
this H. H.. the police made one hundred and eight
arrests, nineteen or them being for drunkenness.
a number Of local newspaper men inspected the
improvements that have been made in the BiJOu
Theater on Saturday evening by invitation OF Man.
ageT T.. q. Haynes A light lunch, with ac-
compartments, was served TO the guests On the
stage.
Al meeting on Saturday evening of the national
executive committee OF the National Labor Coun-
Gil. Mr.. Z. f. RTdStOne presiding, resolution was
adopted requesting the president TO call the Ma
t1OEa Labor Council 90 Meet ia convention in this
city on or about the 18th OF september ResoIu-
IiOns were also adopted condenlning the policy Of
The Treasury or purchasing bonds AT a premium.
Mr. H. II. Nieh!aS, supervisor OF the Baltimore
SchCy division OF the PennSy Ivania Railroad as
assistant engineer, with headquarters at Reading.
Mr.. G. A. Weakiey succeeds him in the Z. and p,
with headquarters at Bowie.
Capt. y. Grant, whose serious Illness was an
nounced In Tue STAR last week, has considerably
improved. lie is still at the ST. Charles Hotel,
near the Union Depot, i'll Baltimore
The SOire musicale given By Prof. Fab1ani In the
paror Of the Riggs House Saturday night was well
attended and greatly enjoyed.
August F. Loose mas, by Mr.. It. B. Higgins, filed
bill III equity against Constant Ponnet, TO dis
ant from interfering with the business. The bill
states that on Aprtt L the partnership was formed
10 carry on the dairy business.
The T. N. Htaiy bra,.Cis of the Irish National
League, at u we'll attc.ried meeting last night
adopted resolutions piedgsns cooperation and sup
poTJ 10 the people or Ireland and thel: representa-
lives in the English parliament In their efforts 10
obtain the just right OF iHaktng Their own laws,
In their Own country, fer their Owl benefit.
jos. Cremetne, empioJed III Soari'S Hotel, fell
upon barrel last night and cut mis- lip quite bad
~. HIS wound was sewed up at The Emergency
Hospital.
John II. Knight colored man, thirty-five years
o.d, 0I2421 street, while wrestling with another
Ran last night Was thrown, and received frac-
tl:s Ok bis collar bone. He was taken TO the Emer-
SeEcy Hospital and his Injuries attended 10.
VIA. Hunter, OF 1910 10Th street, Saturday
night, at IL O'Clock, accidentally fell out or the
thlrd-StOry window OF his residence to the pave
Inent below, fractur1ng his skull. He died two
hours aI-1rward.
The Washington Division Order of Railroad
IeieSraplc-S AS beeL Organized with the follow
Ing as officers: c. L. Myers, chief telegrapher: c.
W. JetV- assistant c1ief teiegrapbef; 4. W. Baden,
secretary and treasurer; (is-U. VI. Sharp senior
teleSraphe-; Geo. r. Carroll, Junior telegrapher;
a H. Vernon. lnsIue srDtl1,l: L. GriScOn outside
sentinel; F. F. Holmes, past chief telegripher.
somelyengrOS5ed letter OF thanks TO the Sar,field
Guards, OF New Haven, Conn, FOR their gilt O1 d
silver pitcher
JnO. {. Wilson CWilson & Knowles 1O2 l. street
northwest, reports THAT ne lost on the street on
saturday afternoon Sl6t in money
ArS- jas. :. FulhS, BIZ street northwest re-
ports the larceny OF q small quantity OF jewelry
from he valued az about So Lucy Strauthers, her
tfngly Tor the theft. The articles We're found in
her trunk.
The funeral OF : Hamilton Brosius the engineer
or the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad who was killed
In the railroad accident ut the ~" on the 18th
inst, took place yesterday afternoon ia Baltimore
Those VINO leave the city during the summer can
nave HE STAR mailed TO them for any length OIL
Time, at the Fate OF % cents per month, aud the
requisite d"o,sit Of money must each &C.
company the order